Adult Psychopathology Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Define somatic symptom and related disorders.

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Disorder involving extreme fixation on multiple physical symptoms, for which medical cause is evident.

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What is somatic symptom disorder historically known as?

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Briquet’s syndrome.

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Name 5 basic somatic symptom and related disorders.

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  1. Somatic symptom disorder
  2. Illness anxiety disorder
  3. Psychological disorder affecting medical condition
  4. Conversion disorder
  5. Factitious disorder
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Diagnostic criteria for Somatic symptom disorder.

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in notes

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What are the specifiers for somatic symptom disorder?

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  • with predominant pain.
  • persistent.
  • specify severity: mild; moderate; severe.
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6
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Comorbid conditions with somatic symptom disorder.

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Anxiety and mood disorders.

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Are the physical symptoms in somatic symptom disorder real?

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Yes.

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Define Illness anxiety disorder.

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A somatic symptom disorder characterised by severe anxiety about having a disease with no evident somatic symptoms present.

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What is illness anxiety previously known as ?

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Hypochondriasis.

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10
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Diagnostic criteria for illness anxiety disorder.

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in notes

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Specifiers for illness anxiety disorder.

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Care seeking type, and care avoidant type.

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12
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What is the other name for conversion disorder?

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Functional neurological symptom disorder.

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13
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Define conversion disorder.

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Physical malfunctioning, where symptoms are inconsistent with the neurological conditions.

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14
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Diagnostic criteria for conversion disorder.

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in notes

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15
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Explain Malingering.

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deceitful presentation of physical/ psychological symptoms in the presence of an external motivation.
Get reward.

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16
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Explain Factitious disorder.

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deceitful presentation of physical/ psychological symptoms in the absence of an external motivation.
Get attention.

17
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Name a factitious disorder imposed on another.

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Munchausen’s syndrome by proxy.

18
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What treatments are effective in somatic symptom and related disorders.

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  • Psychoeducation
  • Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
  • Explanatory therapy
  • Family therapy
19
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Define Dissociative disorders.

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Disorder in which a person feels detached from themselves or reality.

20
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Define depersonalisation-derealisation disorder.

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Dissociative disorder in which feelings of depersonalisation is so severe that it impairs normal functioning.

21
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Diagnostic criteria for depersonalisation-derealisation disorder.

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in notes

22
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Define dissociative amnesia.

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Dissociative disorder in which a person cannot recall personal information.

23
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2 types of amnesia.

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Generalised amnesia.
Localised/ selective amnesia.

24
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Name and explain a specifier for dissociative amnesia.

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With dissociative fugue - a person travels or wanders in search for their identity.

25
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Define dissociative identity disorder (DID).

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Formerly known as multiple personality disorder; a disorder in which many personalities coexist in the same body/ mind.

26
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Diagnostic criteria for DID.

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in notes

27
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Diathesis-stress model.

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Hypothesis that a vulnerability and stressful conditions are required to produce a disorder.